Avon Lake chemist proposes county water pollution survey plan
Avon Lake chemist Edward E Noble proposes a county wide water survey using 50 students in 20 Lorain County schools to collect and analyze 18 000 samples yearly. The plan would cost about 7 000 dollars first year and 1 000 annually, far less than private consultant options.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake
Edward E. Noble
Nobel
United States
Noble
Drummond Rd
B.F. Goodrich
Elyria Memorial Hospital to Expand Capacity on $8 Million Plan
Elyria Memorial Hospital plans an expansion costing about 8 million dollars to nearly double capacity. Plans, funding options including potential federal grants, and completion target of fall were outlined at the annual meeting. Hospital officials warned final plans and financing are still under study with a possible fundraising campaign.
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Elytia Memorial Hospital
Webber to seek reelection despite age ruling
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Henry P. Webber who turned 70 last June 2 says he will run for reelection in 1970. He argues the Ohio Supreme Court decision barring 70 year olds from running this year does not apply to him next year, and notes the amendment was misdated on ballots. He adds the 1968 amendment became effective after the May 1968 election and expects other judges to be affected.
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Webber
Henry P. Webber
Lorain County
Supreme Court
Parma Municipal Court
Stephen A. Zona
Ning
Ohio
Theodore Laker
Iona
US Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Strikes dying out at 2 Ohio prisons
In Ohio, striking guards at two prisons showed near normal staffing as absenteeism fell at five others. About 122 of 160 guards worked at the state prison, Mansfield had 100 of 370 on duty, and roughly 230 National Guard troopers were to be released while 90 remained at the penitentiary. The strikes, led by the AFSCME, prompted a restraining order in Columbus and a state guard deployment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mansfield
National Guard
Adj
T. del Corso
American Federation of State
Prison farm sick call tied to guard pay dispute
At Grafton State Prison Farm seven of eight first shift guards called in sick in sympathy with a statewide dispute over pay. Union steward Kenneth Barclay said additional sick calls came from second and third shifts yesterday. Lieutenant H Simon reported no prisoner issues as most inmates stayed in dormitories. A union meeting was planned in Bate tonight to discuss the sick call.
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Grafton
Grafton State Prison
Kenneth Barclay
Simon
Barclay
Bate
Four Loram County students win merit scholarships
Four Loram County high school students earn Merit Scholarship awards from the National Merit Scholarship Corp. Two Elyria High School students Van Cotter and Timothy M. Lehr receive four year scholarships and $1000 renewables. Avon High School’s Thomas Segined and Ver milon High School’s Martha L. Minich win $1000 awards toward chosen colleges. Cotter plans to attend the University of Michigan Residential College, Lehr to study physics at Cornell, Segined selected Texas Christian University.
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Loram County
Amor
Nabous] Mert Scholarshy Corp
Elyria High School
van Cotter
Timothy M. Lehr
Avon High School
Thoms Segined
Martha L. Minich
Vermilion High School
Cee AE
Sears Foundation
University of Michigan
the Herald
Omega
Xudent Council Lehr
Garford Ave
Cornell University
Svegined
Kinel Rd
Avon
Texas Christian University
Stifel jury resumes its deliberation in murder trial
In Cleveland the jury in the murder trial of Orville E. Stifel II resumed deliberations at 9 a.m. after closing statements in U S District Court ended yesterday. The panel was sequestered from 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. and spent the night in a Cleveland hotel under 10 U S Marshals. Prosecutor Bernard Stupinski says Stifel mailed a bomb to Lorain teacher Daniel J. Ronee out of jealousy over Ronee’s planned marriage to Cheryl Jones of Youngstown. Defense attorney William Hopkins finished his argument yesterday and was hospitalized back in Cincinnati with pneumonia following a recent auto crash.
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Cleveland
Orville E. Stifel II
Lorain
Daniel J. Ronee
U. S
Bernard Stuplinski
Stifel
Ronee
Sufel
Cheryl Jones
Youngstown
William Hopkins
Cincinnati
Hopkins
Columbia Township Trustees Discuss Commercial Rendering
A docketed page item notes Columbia Township Trustees debating commercial needs and upcoming projects as part of the day’s municipal matters. The brief list situates the topic within a larger index covering court, entertainment, finance, and local notices.
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Columbia
Meat price pain rose from forty to eighty six cents
A reader notes the burden of meat costs, saying it’s hard to pay 86 cents per pound versus 40 cents earlier, highlighting rising grocery prices and consumer strain.
Weather outlook and stray notes from Chicago
Clear and cold tonight with lows 35 to 49, frost in some valleys likely. Warmer tomorrow with highs near 70, then cloudy and warm Friday with a chance of showers. Winds 5 to 18 mph today, southerly tomorrow. Sunrise 6 25, sunset 8 24. High 42 at 6 pm yesterday, low 31 today. Details page 42. Chicago UPI report notes anthropological finding suggesting ancient humans in Africa may be four million years old.
Three Bus Crash Injures 26 Students at Admiral King High
A chain crash on Homewood Drive near Oakwood Avenue at 7:20 am injured 26 Admiral King students. They were treated at St Joseph Hospital and expected to be released. Weathered brakes allegedly caused the rear bus to collide with the second and then the first, prompting police to continue the investigation with no charges filed.
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Agrain
Admiral King Heh Seo
St Joseph Hospital
Homewood Drive
Oakwood Avenue
Pe Hce
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